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Tag Archives: Arts
Andromeda’s Choice, William C. Dietz (ACE, 2013)
Andromeda’s Choice is the exciting Military Science Fiction sequel by William C. Dietz’s set in his Legion of the Damned World. For a full review go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com or short link here. Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Dystopian, Far Future, gender, Identity, Military Science Fiction, Post Colonial, Ripping Yarn, Saga, Science Fiction, Serial, Series, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thriller, Uncategorized, World
Tagged Andromeda, Andromeda Galaxy, Andromeda's Choice, Andromeda's Fall, Arts, Book, book review, French Foreign Legion, Legion of the Damned, Military Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction Book Review, Science Fiction, Science Fiction book review, Space opera, Strong female characters, William C. Dietz
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Germline – The Subterrene War: Book 1, T.C. McCarthy (Orbit, 2011)
Germline is the lackluster, near future Military Science Fiction novel by T.C. McCarthy that serves as the first in the Subterrene War series. Written from the POV of a war correspondent, it has an interesting premise, but sparse descriptions and an unsympathetic narrator failed to really pull me in. For a full description go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com or short link to: http://wp.me/pWa2h-E3 Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Coming of Age tale, Dystopian, Hard SciFi, Identity, Military Science Fiction, Near Future fic, Part of A Series but can be Read without reading previous volumes, Post Colonial, Post Modern, Present Day Sci Fi, Saga, Science Fiction, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Thoughtful, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, Arts, Asia, best military science fiction, Book, book review, books, Central Asia, Fiction, Hard Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction Book Review, Narrative mode, Russia, Sci Fi, Science Fiction, T.C. McCarthy, United States
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The Wool Omnibus, Hugh Howey (Broad Reach Publishing, 2012)
The Wool Omnibus by Hugh Howey is one of the great examples of self-publishing done right. Starting with single short story (Wool) that was complete in itself, Howey built a dark and gripping series of stand alone short stories that meld beautifully into a great novel. Buy it now, or go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com for a full review! Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Conspiracy Novel, Cycle, Dystopian, Hard SciFi, Identity, Near Future fic, Part of A Series but can be Read without reading previous volumes, Post-Apocolyptic, Ripping Yarn, Saga, Science Fiction, Serial, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thriller, Trilogy, Uncategorized, World
Tagged Art, Arts, Book, book review, books, Dystopia, Hard Science Fiction, Howey, Hugh Howey, Literature, reviews, Science Fiction, Science Fiction book review, Short story, Silo, Wool, Wool Book Review, Wool Omnibus
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A Reason to Live: Marty Singer Mystery #1, Matt Iden (Iden, 2012 {Audible Iden/Sherr, Narrator: Lloyd Sherr})
A Reason to Live: Marty Singer Mystery #1 by Matt Iden: When a young woman and an old case show up in Marty Singer’s life, the retired DC detective is drawn into an excellent gritty noir mystery. For full review go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com Continue reading
Posted in audio book, Chronicle, Crime Thriller, Detective Novel, Mystery, Part of A Series but can be Read without reading previous volumes, Ripping Yarn, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, Arts, Audiobook, Book, book review, books, Crime fiction, DC Metro Police, DC Police, Detective fiction, Detective Novel, Detective novel review, Independent novel, Indie Audiobook, Indie Author, Literature, Lloyd Sherr, POV, Protagonist, Publishing, Reason to Live, United States
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The Archaeologist's Guide to the Galaxy.. by Thomas Evans 